Interactive Energy Savings Program (click on house above)
Do more with less: One of our biggest challenges and savings is “Air Sealing and Insulation of our Home” (click here for >>>) this benefits our energy, fuel & electricity cost.
Go through your home, inspect, seal, insulate as needed, you can get “Free Home Energy Adviser”!!
Reflective Roof Coatings (click here for) applied to the roof to repel heat and cold.
Clear Window Film applied to the glass panes helps to improve an insulation barrier from the cold. Reflective Window Film (click here for) to repel summer heat will help with cutting cooling cost, “see the savings”. (click here for) It’s easily applied, step-by-step how to, you can apply your first time film to a window and be done in an hour, on average. The rest will be like down hill there after.
Who knows, you just might decide to start a business Tinting Residential Windows (click here for) or even Home Inspections (click here for) for real estate.
Insulating Paint Additive
Insulating House Paints and Additives (click here for) ceramics are able to reflect, refract and block heat radiation (loss or gain) and dissipate heat rapidly preventing heat transfer through the coating with as much as 90% of.
More than 20% energy savings. Texcote thick coatings maximizes protection against the elements, as well as freedom from regular maintenance and a variety of collors to choose from.
Foam Insulation
Open-cell polyurethane Foam Insulation technology offers a complete air barrier system provides occupants with a quieter and more comfortable indoor space. Significant energy efficiency value by filling open voids, cracks and crevices. For More on Foam Insulation>>>>>>>
Polar Wall, Very Tough, Very efficient and Durable Insulated Vinyl Siding. Exterior System features a foam insulated backing to help you reduce heating and cooling bills. Versus non-insulated vinyl siding, it can increase the energy-efficiency of your home by as much as 20%.
Insulating Concrete Forms For those who are about to construct a new home? I would like you to really consider a new method of construction. One that considerably higher insulation factor than the average super good sense rated home, much, much stronger as well as quieter for those very noisy neighbor hoods. You must see the video clips! And info!
Super High Efficient Lighting
L.E.D Lighting (click here for) Next time you screw in a cheap incandescent light bulb, ask yourself this: Do you ride a horse to work? Still churning your own butter? Although Mr. Edison’s invention is still in use more than a century later, today there are brighter and thriftier alternatives including compact fluorescent and light emitting diode bulbs. But why stop there?
How about a bulb that will last ten times longer than a CFL and more than one hundred times longer than an incandescent? That’s where LED’s come in.
Light emitting diodes have also been around for awhile. They’re usually used one bulb at a time in little portable pen lights, or as an indicator in electronic devices and even outdoor holiday and Christmas lighting fixtures. LED’s are durable, energy efficient and cool running. Now, designers are bunching LED’s together to get brighter output and using them to make highly efficient headlights, flashlights, traffic signals and even light bulbs for standard fixtures.
LED bulbs come in a number of sizes, shapes and styles to run on household AC power, standard screw-in lamp base, 18 bright, white LED’s, draws two watts of electricity and produces 31 lumens. 36 bright white LED’s, draws three watts and produces 60 lumens of output or one of the new spotlight bulbs, 60 LED’s, 120 lumens, 8 watts. I’ve been able to play with four different models and I’m beginning to understand what all the fuss is about. Maybe a little night light replacement bulb 1 watt. You will be way ahead of the curve.
Super Efficient Water Heating
Conservation of Hot Water can be 18 times more efficient than electric tank. Return on investment, see the savings, more information, etc.
Stirling Tech
Stirling Generator (click here for) uses heat to expand a gas within a sealed piston chamber, then collapses when it gets cool, then expands again when heated. This unit can generate electricity and heat a home from any number of fuels, of choice.
At Home with Gary Sullivan (click here for) has dedicated his entire adult life to the home improvement industry and has almost 34 years experience selling, using and talking about home improvement products. At the age of 16 Gary began his career working in a hardware store as a stock boy. After attending the University of Cincinnati he went to work for Cincinnati?s best known hardware store chain, Hader Hardware. Gary managed stores in the beginning but quickly moved to the main office in 1980. His new duties included store design, employee training and personnel. In 1983 Gary became a limited partner and by 1993 became majority owner and President of this 18 store chain of hardware stores. Gary sold the company in 1997 and remained President until 2001.
Ask Gary 1-800-823-8255
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